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From: Michael Gibson
Hi Frederick, in this case that's actually a bug that the initial import behaves as one single object. It has what are called "disjoint shells" in it which means that it's configured as if it was a single solid but the list of faces in the solid do not all touch each other.
It looks like there is some problem with the structure of the file, I get some open surfaces instead of closed solids when importing into several other CAD programs like Rhino, ViaCAD, and eDrawings.
It's not intended that a single "B-Rep" object should have disconnected face islands like that (except for the case of a void cavity inside a solid), and when you do some other operations it will get fixed at that point to have different connected chunks separated out into different objects.
After the initial import if you select one face and use Edit > Separate on it, that should fix it to be separate parts like it is supposed to be.
- Michael
From: fcwilt
Hi,
Thanks much.
So it wasn't me - that is good to know.
The model serves it's purpose giving me the visual I need in my printer design.
Frederick
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